The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-12-07
lg INJURIES ranged as follows:

e. E:;::: e: 3. &; + B. &.
Mess pork per Dbl.
yanuary-...... Sl4 so Is Oh Il 42% 14471S
ESS!naty i i5sS - % iS5H i so
Lard-per 100 lbs
$E { E;:;:i;: ~ ~ !: II |i: X
Short ribs, per 100 lbs.
4 isRSg%5y ~ ~ 7 1884, - 49, ~ H.
N Hsyen 7s IS SO So So 7 IS
Cash quotations were as follows Flour
Steady and - nomn t1Hy unchanged. No. 2
bid; No req, nc; No. corn, 49h@
4lg}Ec; No. 2 oats SIC, No. 2 rye 59Xc;
s NS barley sea 5Sc No 5 sS seed q 81 prime
per Dbl, s14 25gl4 60 Lard, per 100
lbs: 81 $0g5 $21z; short rib sides Qoosel, 45@
short clear sides, (boxed) O59S IOc Whisky,
distillers finished goods, per gallon, 81 10,
spgsIs; cut loaf 10 4S4ei graPpIated
bbis; wheat 90 OO0 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats oats
lll,Oo0 bu; rye, 500 bu barley. y, 600 bu.
Shipsnents-Flour 2S 0OO bbls; wheat 1000 bu
Germ 5000 bu; oats 5000 bu; rye 5 600 bu ;
barley $1,000 bu. On the Produce Exchange
to-day, the butter market was quiet but firm ;
fancy Creamery quoted 2993lc; fancy dairy
25&26c. Eggs, 2lL g23c.
ST. LOUIS, December 6.-F1our dull AMI
unchanged. Wheat opened broke early but
soon rallied very sharply, to be followed by a
break, closing l4e lover than yesterday; 20.
January SOls GS6ftc. closing See: May 5isS
6@4e, closing $3.50. Corn lower: cash 43
94s<e; December 4sKe; JauusIy 47H@iS54c,
closing AZ bid; May 4918@49}sc closing
1870. Oats lower: cash 2931 a soc: NAV S2Hc.
Rye nothing doing. Barley stopg: 7OGS7L
Hay firm prime timothy sl2@l7 90: prairie S c69
! nNaWN 81 NswA
Butter firm: creamery 2iGS0c; dairy, lS92ic.
> Corn meal strong; 81 40s9245. Whisky steady,
81 Us. Provisions easy. Pork Sl4 49, Lard,
725e. Dry sailed meats, boxed shoulders,
sic; short clears. Ooc. Bscon-Boxed shout,
ders, Soc long clears, S sec; clear ribs 67Izc;
y COO. Receipts-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat, l6 900
bu: corn, 5000 bu; oats. % 900 bu; rye 200 bu;
barley, $500 bu. Shipments-Flour, -. 700 bbls;
wheat. 5000 bu; corn. $1,000 bu oats, 5000 bu;
CINCINNATI. December G. Flour steady;
family s. 35@S SO; fancy S S094. Wheat in fair
demand ana steady; No. red S619c. Receipts,
1000 bu. shipments, none. Corn firm: No. 2
mixed, Soc. Oats in fair local demand; No. .
mixed SIC. Rye, No. 2, 7lc. Pork nominal.
SIS 6e@l5 IS, Lard neglected. S71S97 4Oc. Bulk
light demand, but firm; short clear, SIC.
Whisky firm: sales LOS bbls finished goods,
1890; dairy, ll@2Oc Sugar firm: hard 7H6
&c yellow 5l4@5s4c. Eggs bare steady, 209llc;
Geese, demand only moderate: flat regular ii
@l2c. Eastern exchanges steady and UNI
changed.
MILWAUKEE, December 6.-Flour firm.
Wheat weak; cash, 745sc; January, 1870; May,
SIC. Corn steady; No. 3, 4slzc. Oats duh;
No. , white. S2c. Rye easier; No. l. 6l1Sc. Bar
December, sl4.55@15. Lard, December, 745c
Butter higher; January, 20922c. Eggs firm.
fresh, zoe. Cheese stronger; chedd ars. 1l9lll4c.
Receipts-Flcur 1000 brls; wheat. &C 600 bus:
barley, $1,000 bus. Shipments-FlouF. 1000
bus; barley, 5000 bus.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, December 6-Wheat
ruled weak, closed lower. No. hard cash, 7418c;
72Ilc; January, 73%c; May, sOLc: No.
Northern cash 69He; January 7o%c; May NC.
on track No. hard 75e. No, Northern 7215c.
81 40G4 so; bakers.s3 50@S 20. Receipts-Wheat,
$3.50.
TOLEDO. December 6.-wheat active, lower;
cash SS1Sc; January S5c; April S95Sc May sgt1c;
Corn active ard wesk; December SIC: May 551Se;
Oats active and steady; cash 32c Nav s6c. Glow
s s g. 1 active and a. wes prime i7 Deem
wheat 25,tOO bu: corn ? 600 bu; oats 900 bu:
eloverseed coo bags. Shipments-Wheat 1000
bu; eloverseed iC0 bags.
KANSAS CITY, December 6.-wheat strong;
No. 3, soft cash, 75zc: January 75c bid: ~
asked; May 79sEc bid see asked. Corn - ~
No. ,, cash, $50 asked: Janugr- eaker;
45Ecssked May, iS,c bid 49, ssE la{4c SlH
No. , cash, SOC asked. ~ asAeu' OAIs'
en- TIHSiL ~ NY December 6-ProyisIons
anjet W.. ~ ,hanges In quotations. Grain
Or eat No. 2 red Sc; No. 2longberry SIC;
?, SIC.
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, December 6,-Cotton quiet
middling SIC; low midoling 9 7-l6c; good ordi
nary &C. Net receipts 1920; gross l.3lo; sales
1000; stock S5425i.
NEW YORK, December &C. L. Green & Co.
say Il was slow and dropping market for cot
ton certificates, and prices shaded 69S points
before the supply was exhausted Afterwards
a small reaction took place, but the close was
still 4g5 points under last evening, with tone
slow and tame,
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Decembe 6.-Dry goods Cloth
ing woods very quiet. Ladies dress fabrics in
good order request for spring. Cotton goods
quiet but very firm. Falls and Shetucket tick
ings advanced &c; Conestoga sattecks &c
higher.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS, Decem Der 6-Wool steady, uu-
changed. Unwashed bright medium l6Q28Ac;
iisht l5@s sSe Se heavy V iS@isc tub %sshe S
choice 30c; inferior 3094Sc sacks l0a20c.
PHILADELPHIA, December 6.-WoOl quiet,
unchanged.
BOSTON, December G.-wOol steady, I'M
changed
OIL CITY, Pa. December 6.-National Tran.
sit Certificates opened al 765Sc; higest l6Isc;
lowest 765Sc; closed at 76Kc; sales - bbls;
clearances $4,000 bbls; charters 1859 bbls;
sbpmeats 9S.l76 bbls: runs 46 .l26 bbls.
PITTsBURG, Pa. December 6.-Petroleum
duh but steady National Transit Certificates
opened at 7Gisc closed at76lEc: highest 1870;
lowest 161sC
BRADFORD. Pa, December 6-Natioual
Transit Certificates opened at 761Sc; closed at
7t}sc; highest 761sc; lowest 76sc; ciearances 2.
$500
TITUSVlLLE. Pa, December 6.-National
| Transit Certificates opened at 7OjEc; highest,
| 765Ec; lowest, 76ise. closed at 1850
NEW YORK, December 6.-Petroie1m opened
firm at 76l<c, advanced TO nc. fell to 76c IN the
afternoon and closed weak at 761sc. Sales ,206,
| 600 bills
WILMINGTON. December 6. - TurpentinC
steady at 3ll4c.
CLEVELAND, December 6.-Petrolieum firm
sw, l.l0 TIC.